James Vislosky
Laramie,WY
Summary
Bright and research-oriented Geologist focused on gathering information and analyzing data. High-degree of professionalism with an emphasis on safety and an aptitude to perform Geophysical studies and complete subsurface modeling. Ready to tackle any challenge with positive attitude.
Overview
4
4
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
Field Geophysicist
University of Wyoming Geology & Geophysics
05.2024 - 08.2024
- Implemented variety of Geophysical techniques to characterize a Uranium Roll-Front deposit in Shirley Basin, WY.
- Gathered Resitivity, Seismic, GPR, EMI, and EM data to determine geological relationships in regional context.
- Collected Subsurface Water Samples to perform analysis and on-site testing.
- Improved accuracy of subsurface imaging by incorporating advanced inversion techniques and processing algorithms into workflows.
- Mentored junior geophysicists in fieldwork best practices, boosting overall team performance and expertise levels.
- Streamlined field operations for increased efficiency and reduced costs by optimizing equipment usage and team coordination.
- Contributed to safety initiatives by developing risk assessments and mitigation plans for all field operations, reducing incidents significantly.
Trail Crew Leader
Wyoming Conservation Corps
01.2021 - 08.2021
- Lead a crew of 8 on 10-day work hitches, completing a variety of trail projects for public agencies, namely the USFS and BLM. Lodging consisted of on-site camping, regardless of weather/field conditions.
- Served as the primary point of contact between crew members and agency contacts, relaying important information as necessary.
- Enhanced trail accessibility by constructing and maintaining bridges, steps, and drainage systems.
- Trained members in field operations, maintaining workflow in challenging weather/trail conditions.
- Trained employees in trail-building techniques and proper tool usage.
- Maintained a safe working environment by enforcing strict adherence to safety guidelines and promptly addressing potential hazards.
- Monitored team members to verify work quality and address concerns.
- Mediated interpersonal conflict between team members and implemented solutions to maintain team cohesion and professionalism.
- Provided first aid support to injured hikers when necessary, prioritizing their safety and wellbeing.
Education
Bachelor of Science - Geology & Geophysics
University of Wyoming
Laramie, WY05.2024
Skills
- Field Operations
- Petrel - Subsurface Modeling
- Python, MATLAB Geostatistics & Data Analysis
- Mineral Exploration
- Structural Geology
- Magnetic & Gravity Surveying
- Geophysical Instrumentation & Data Acquisition
- Geophysical Data Analysis
- Geophysical Modeling
- Rock Physics
- Data Processing
- Remote sensing
Certification
- Wilderness First Responder
- OSHA 10-Hour
- Wildland Fire S-212 Chainsaw
Languages
Spanish
Professional Working
Timeline
Field Geophysicist
University of Wyoming Geology & Geophysics
05.2024 - 08.2024
Trail Crew Leader
Wyoming Conservation Corps
01.2021 - 08.2021
Bachelor of Science - Geology & Geophysics
University of Wyoming
- Wilderness First Responder
- OSHA 10-Hour
- Wildland Fire S-212 Chainsaw
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